The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-27
sale to commence at the hour OF O'Clock p. m.

CAID FARM. one Of the most productive ana
y valuable in Bartholomew County, which is
celebrated for its rich farm lands, is described
as follows: Factions Nos and 6 of section 20,
the sw a Of the sw u, the e y OF the NV a, the
y OF ne =, the ne 4 of the ne Il, the NV a OF
the sw "a ifty-three (5S) acres of the north end
OF the W u OF the Sc u. and (58) acres off the
north end of the = OF the sw a. twenty-seven
(27) acres on the south end of W y OF Sc 4,
twenty even ga seIes Of the south end OF the
being in section p, township 6, north of range
6, east and that in section 20 being in the same
township and range, and all containing 5l4
Sid lands Will be first divided into four lots
and offered at follows:
]. The e% OF nw4, the ne14 OF swH the NV
last quarter, containing 200 acres more OF less
2. The Sc Il Of sw 4, the sw a of the swH,
and fraction west OF the last uarter, containing
IA acres more or less.
3. The W = OF sc Il, containing so acres, more
or loss.
tanning 40 acres, more or less
After Offering as above the lands will again
be divided into two lots and offered as follows:
1. All OF said farm lying west OF the north and
south center line of said section Il, containing
| 314 acres, more or less.
2. Ali OF the farm lying east OF said line, con-
| tanning 200 acres, more or less.
Then the farm as whole, as first described,
will be offered, ard if the best bid on the whole
shall equal or exceed the highest aggregate OF
| bids on seperate lots, then the bidder Tor the
whole shall be the purchaser, but IL not, then
/ the bidders on separate parcels producing the
| largest aggregate sum shall be the purchasers,
/ whether or not their bids We're
on the parcels as first or second
| divided and offered or made up OF both.
| If sold in parcels, the right OF way for pri-
| waite read twenty feet wide on the north and
south line OF said section q will be reserved in
| the deeds.
| There is a mortgage for s12oOo.00 en- the farm,
which the Trustees VIII pay and satisfy out OF
| the trust fund. All the taxes to aud inclu1ing
| those due IN 1857 will be paid by the Trustees,
and they reserve the growing crops on the farm.
| TERMS OF SALE: One-half OF the purchase
| money to be required on or before December
2Oth, 1857, without interest, but with per cent.
| interest from date of note II not paid At matur-
| ity. The other half will be DIVIDED into two
| equal payments at swe.ye and eighteen months,
| with per cent. interest, from date. The PUT
| chaser or purcbasers will in addition 70 mort
| gage, be required TO give note, or notes with
the other payments their individual notes, all
notes to be secured by mortgage on their pur-
chase PREMISE and provide for payment with
| out relief from valuation or aopraisement laws,
| and for attorneys fees. Purchasers have the
| tight 10 SOW wheat on any or all OF the land
| this ian. For furtt er information apply to the
| Trustees or 8. Stankifer, their attorney, Colum-
| bus, Ind, or ]. q. A. Newsom, Seymour. Ind.
John Q A, NeWs0m and wife win join In deed
10 purchasers
NATHAN NEWSON,
July l6. 1857, Trustees.